Mercedes-Benz opens brand studio at DLF One Horizon Centre in Gurugram
The new Mercedes-Benz Studio combines vehicle displays, test-drive bookings, an e-bike range and a Lavonne Café menu at DLF One Horizon Centre.
Mercedes-Benz India has opened a Studio at DLF One Horizon Centre in Gurugram, positioning it as an experience space for visitors and prospective customers. The centre displays the CONCEPT AMG GT XX and offers the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 e-bike range in partnership with EMotorad.
Mercedes-Benz has opened a Studio at DLF One Horizon Centre in Gurugram. The company said the venue brings its global network of such spaces to 14 locations.
Visitors can view the CONCEPT AMG GT XX, first unveiled globally in 2025, and explore the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 e-bike range developed with EMotorad. The City, Track and Rallye editions have a 250W rear-hub motor and three power modes. Mercedes-Benz said the bikes have an assisted-speed limit of 25 kmph and a claimed range of up to 100 km with an additional seat-tube battery.
The studio has a library of design materials, Mercedes-Benz lifestyle products, and Mercedes-AMG x adidas merchandise. Visitors can book a Mercedes-Benz test drive through the company’s India website before arriving.
A Lavonne Café at the studio serves desserts and savouries created by Bengaluru chef Vinesh Johnny, including eight petit gâteaux and eight viennoiserie and baked items.
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